mcaf-dotnet-csharpier

You can enforce consistent C# code formatting by applying the CSharpier formatter to C# and XML files, which applies an opinionated style standard to reduce style debates and ensure a uniform codebase.

Yes, CSharpier provides specific commands for checking formatting within Continuous Integration pipelines, allowing you to automatically verify that C# code adheres to defined style rules during builds.

You can configure file exclusions by managing the `.csharpierignore` file, which allows you to specify directories or files that the CSharpier formatter should skip when applying code style rules.

Yes, CSharpier integrates with configuration management by providing guidance on `.editorconfig` files, allowing you to manage and maintain your code style settings alongside your formatting rules.

Replacing `dotnet format` with CSharpier provides a strictly opinionated formatting standard, which eliminates style configuration debates and simplifies code reviews by enforcing a single, well-defined style guide automatically.

CSharpier formats both C# and XML codebases within .NET repositories, ensuring that all supported file types maintain a consistent and opinionated code style standard.